April 2010 Archives

For those of you who can not leave the South Eastern U.S. for one reason or another, I offer a secluded, rural, retreat in the beautiful Appalachian Mountains of extreme North Georgia. The homestead is 13 miles from the quaint small town of Blue Ridge. One mile up a gently rising, county maintained, gravel road. 2.75 acres of beautiful mountain land, mostly mature hardwoods. Adjacent land is available by others. One visible neighbor and surrounded by 100s of acres of forest. Wildlife abounds.

This topographically diverse 209 acres has two houses, a spring fed pond, fertile meadows (currently deer food plots), and completely wooded hills.

Served by an all weather road, behind a heavy wrought iron gate, with no structures visible, this parcel functions very well as a retreat or a primary residence. The overseer's cabin is immediately habitable. The five thousand square foot earth covered home has not been occupied in over eight years. The three car garage is still in use for storage, but due to root growth through the waterproofing, resealing and mold removal would be necessary for safe and comfortable occupancy.

The subject is approximately 40 miles west of the Nissan plant and less than two hours' drive to Jackson, Vicksburg and several cities in Louisiana.

5+ acres near Peanut, California, in the Trinity National Forest.

2 bed, 2 bath, 920 s.f. home.

Seep well with garden area, seasonal creek, and gravity feed water.

Gated access, on a private road.

2004 construction, located in a mountain community based on self-sufficiency. (Trinity Journal 12-09-09 Farmers Alliance Article)

$200,000